Video details vitamin D3 deficiency symptoms and importance of proper supplementation
(Medical-NewsWire.com, June 12, 2015 ) geneva , illinois -- Recent research has demonstrated that a large percentage of the adult population in the United States is Vitamin D deficient. In fact, the RDA for vitamin D has been raised several times in the past few years and still remains woefully low at 800 iu/day.
Currently many health care professionals and more recent research recommend 3500 – 5000 IU per day of vitamin D3 to maintain healthy blood levels of vitamin D depending the individual's health status and other related factors. Higher levels may be recommended in a deficiency state.
In addition, the best vitamin D3 supplementation also contains vitamin K2 which helps move calcium out of the blood and into the bones. In the absence of adequate serum vitamin K2, the increased calcium can remain in the blood or end up in organs causing plaquing and other problems.
It is for the above reasons that Physicians Preferred Brand is launching its new Vitamin D3 5000 complete with K2. It contains 5000 ius of vitamin D3 in one capsule along with the most active form of vitamin K2, in the MK-7 form. Numerous studies have shown that vitamin K2 is the more bioavailable form of the nutrient, and more powerfully influences bone building than K1.
One capsule a day would serve as a maintenance dose for most adults and is formulated to be free of allergens derived from: Gluten, yeast, artificial colors and flavors. However, having a 25 OH vitamin D blood test is the best way to know if a persons vitamin D levels are adequate. Most healthy adults should shoot for a vitamin D blood level of 50 ng/dl or greater.
About Physicians Preferred Brand
Physicians Preferred Brand is a small family owned business that manufactures the (best vitamin d3) supplement along with Vitamin K2.
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